Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-31


well attended and the religious in
terest in the church is good.
Glover.
L. W. Patterson, who has been
sick for two months, is better.
The NJ. E. Sunday school is to
have a new supply of library books.
Armour Anderson is repairing his
horse barn by sheathing and repair
ing it generally.
D. Winter has just completed the
granite work in our cemetery for the
Hiram Mcclellan lot.
The family of Mr.. Gleason have
been kindly remembered and assisted
by the people of Glover during his
sickness.
David Gilmour is making active
preparations for moving and repair
ing his barn as soon as the weather
| becomes warm enough.
The funeral services of the chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Clark
will be held at the Cong. church next
Sabbath morning, Feb. 9th.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
Thursday afternoon of this week. 1t
is hoped the members will all make
an effort to be present at this meet
ing.
Let all remember the donation next
Thursday eve, for Rev. c. W. Morse.
Rev. W. I. Todd of Barton Landing,
will deliver an address. Oysters will
be served.
Miss Agnes Gilmour, who has
been at work at Waterford for a
wear and a half, came home to be
present at the marriage of Martha
Wylie and Charlie White.
A negro preacher is going around
to the school-houses, preaching and
taking collections. He claims to be
wholly uneducated and is trying to
get money to educate himself with.
Glover band will give a free con-
cert, assisted by the Misses Prindle
and Dwinell, at West Glover next
Friday evening, Feb. 4th. Enter
tainment will commence at 8 o'clock.
All are cordially invited.
The promenade concert given here
by the Glover brass band, was a
success every way. The boys did
themselves much credit, and the au-
dience fully appreciated their en-
deavors to entertain and please them.
The people extend thanks to the
band.
| Greensboro
Messrs. Scott, Stickney and Hill
are i'll.
The band will give a promenade
concert Feb. ,, at the Caspian Lake
house.
Capt. Rabbit is failing.
Frank Babbitt has closed another
successful term in the Marshal dis
trict.
Hiram Smalley was buried Jan. 20.
He was i'll only a short time, seemed
to die of old age. He would have
been 80 years old Apr. %.
Mrs. Laura Smalley Butler and
daughter Alice have gone to Stowe
and Montpelier to visit friends on
their way home to Minnesota.
Holland.
James Bradford is doing a good
mercantile business his motto is small
profits, and quick sales.
Caswen & French have got their
new mill in good running order, and
are doing good business.
| 1ra$DufSh'
Mrs. H. Hall was buried last Sat
urday.
W. D. Leach is suffering from a
paralytic shock.
Twenty new members were initial
ed in the Good Templars' lodge last
Tuesday night.
James Lee is moving ON to the
Jameson place; c. f. Rice goes into
possession of the Hill farm Feb. 1st.
Taplin & Rowell have made every
body they could happy by trading
| horses with them the past week. Tap
lin has gone to Montreal for new
supply.
Special communication of Central
Lodge, No. 81, F. & A. M, in Ma
sonic hall, Feb. l, at p. IN. Bust
ness of Importance. All members
requested to attend.
UOSCDH W L hAOoC
death has been mentioned in this
paper, died January 18th after
year of severe suffering with con-
sumption. -Four years ago he was
attacked with the same disease, but
with careful nursing and good ply
sicians he recovered, to be quite
well again, but repeated colds soon
settled the question. This time he
suffered three severe hemorrhages.
He was tenderly cared for through
all his suffering by his sister he bore
all sufferings with christian forti-
tude, and died in triumph. He was
p years of age.
LO yell.
Mrs. L. P. Stannard is in poor
health.